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News Archives from November 27, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
CS Monitor: Backlash builds on a quiet Hill
How the U.S. dealt with would-be terrorists of WWII
Some
feminists grouse as the Bushes champion Afghan women's rights
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Stolen Kids Become Pawns in Terror War
Canadian Border Open to Terrorists
New
Requirements May Strain Airports
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Ashcroft: Over 550 Still in Custody
Lawsuit Target: Osama bin Laden?
Backlash builds on a quiet Hill
Rumsfield Cautions Against Claiming Victory Too Soon
Gas companies are warned of terrorist threat
Many college students support U.S.-led war on terror
U.S. Will Use Once-Banned Human Tests on Pesticides
U.S.-Egypt Arms Deal Questioned; Critics in Congress Cite Impact on Israel
Securing the Air: The Founders would have approved
Italian ambassador to Saudi Arabia converts to Islam
Applebaum: Russia, Oil, and Conspiracy Theories
Hezbollah's Iranian military advisors return home
Pakistan Hunting for Bin Laden
U.S. Warplanes Strike in Iraqi 'No-Fly' Zone
U.N. May Not Overhaul Iraq Sanctions
Iraq to US: No Inspectors, Lift sanctions
Bush hints Iraq may be next: Hussein told let Inspectors in or else
Why world image matters to Arab regimes; concern about loss of influence
Islamists face military trial in Egypt
Nepal orders army to fight rebels
4 British troops injured, gov't ponders Afghan role
Forum On Rebuilding Afghanistan Starts In Islamabad-Kyodo
Suspects in Masood Assassination Detained
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad: Malaysia Not a Haven for Terrorists
Bush to Saddam Hussein: Inspectors must return to Iraq
At Least 28 Dead in Filipino Muslim Rebellion
Nigeria halts meetings with U.S. and U.K. citing threat to sovereignty
Troops, Rebels Renew Clash in Southern Philippines
Emergency imposed in Nepal; 200 dead in Maoist violence
Four
Factions Begin Talks on Interim Afghan Government
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Rumsfeld Warns of Growing Lawlessness
U.N. Warns Afghans Not to Relaunch Civil War
Amnesty calls for prison revolt inquiry
Taliban detains Canadian reporter in Afghanistan
Afghans suspect bin Laden is hiding in mountain base funded partly by U.S.
Alliance
Says Uprising Quelled, but U.S. Still Reports Fighting
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40 Afghan Sites Searched for Terror Weapons
Concern Rises After Swedish Cameraman Killed
Tales from disappointed jihadis, itching for a fight
Afghan
South: Different War Than in North
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Alliance claims Taleban prisoner uprising at Qalai Janghi fortress put down
Taliban
Find Themselves Isolated in the South
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The moment the bomb hit too close to home
Pro-Taleban War Prisoners Continue Revolt
Alliance shows foes little mercy
Swedish Cameraman Killed in Northern Afghanistan
The
Lure of Schooling Draws a Crowd in Jalalabad
Fear
of Abduction Stalks Women; Taliban accused of rape, forced marriages
Rabbani favours Taliban's participation in talks about future of Afghanistan
Constant Shifts in Afghanistan Cast Doubt on Bonn Meeting
Top Taliban defector lashes out at bin Laden
Battle rages anew for fortress in Afghanistan
About
Face for Afghan Women
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Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Two Dead, Thirty Wounded In Afula Terrorist Attack
Israeli
Analysis Raises New Doubt About Arafat's Power
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Israeli Analysis Raises New Doubt About Arafat's Power
Two Israelis Killed in Palestinian Shooting Attacks
Military
Narrows Search for Bin Laden and Followers
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Heavily Armed Marines Patrol Desert Near Kandahar
Marines
Begin Directing Air Attacks
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Rebelling captives cornered; 5 injured Americans moved to Germany
Powell: U.S. Used Russian Advice in Afghanistan
5 U.S. Servicemen Hurt by Errant Bomb
U.S. Admits New Dangers in Afghan War
Marines Secure Afghan Foothold; U.S. Base To Support Fight Outside Kandahar
Aided by U.S. Bombs, Pashtun Opposition Fighters Push Toward Kandahar
U.S. Marine Force Not Expected to Exceed 2,000
Elderly Connecticut man's death not anthrax
Officials Investigating Another Anthrax Death in Connecticut
U.S. Details Response to Smallpox; Cities Quarantined, Public Events Banned
Anthrax Crisis Points Up Postal Service's Longtime Woes
Some Couples Getting Pregnant as Answer to Terrorism, Events of Sept. 11
$43 million Seized In Terror Accounts
California judge grants bail for man accused of perjury in terrorism probe
Bush admin not worried about Spain's decision on extradition of al-Qaida leaders
Michigan
Invites Men From Mideast to Be Interviewed
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Flight 93 Widow Presses FBI to Release Hijack Cockpit Tape
Bush Plan for Tribunals Hit Snag
U.S. seeks extradition of Algerian suspect
Killed American was CIA agent?
U.S.
Seeks Extradition of Algerian Pilot
Ashcroft Defends Not Listing Detainees; Privacy Rights At Issue, He Says
FBI Links Va. Man to Terrorists; Hearing Cut Short When Attorney Quits
The Web Never Forgets; Sensitive Information Difficult to Get Rid Of
Can’t the DEA or Congress find a better way to use the DEA’s resources?
CAA Pakistan seeks US compensation for losses
Political relevance and the funding of Middle East studies in the U.S.
Washington lawyer to oversee government compensation fund for Sept. 11 victims
When Totalitarians Collapse; Our most wanted
Du
Pont: President Bush must set forth a vision for the war and the economy
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Commentary: Gulf War II? Not A Good Idea
The Barbara Olson Bomb: Understanding the war
Lowry: Phase 2 of the war on terrorism begins with scaring the hell out of the Saudis
Cornwell: America Thinks The War's End Is In Sight
News Analysis: Signaling a Push for Total Victory
Robbins: The Marines Have Landed; The Devil Dogs in Afghanistan
Goldberg: Slippery Arguments; Why freedom ain’t everything
Mohamed Hakki: Is America turning into a banana republic?
Anarchists' muted applause: The big bully got a black eye
A Phrase That Turns Routine Acts Into Acts of War
